Genius scene. The whole thing is quotable. 'Have you been to errr...let me see...Santiago Chile? Pat searching for a place obscure enough so that Tucker has definitely not been to. 'Twice last year' Brilliant.
I love the mix of a pissing/fencing contest & chess gambit these two men are woven in. "Tucker" knows that Pat is a fake and the name "Kim Green" (or Greene?) is genius. Pat has to parry carefully and Tucker can't thrust too aggressively; Tucker set the gambit, forcing Pat to respond, however tepidly. And who is this person, "Kim Green"? A man? Or a woman, short for Kimberly? White protestant, Irish Catholic, Jewish? Is she (or he?) a Korean woman who married a man named Green (or Greene?) or a man of partial Korean decent whose last name is Green (or Greene?)? Is he (or she?) elderly or middle aged? What is this person's specific title, other than being a renowned architect professor at Harvard? There are no context clues for Pat to use. His "among others" is the perfect response. It sums up his knowing of "Kim Green (or Greene?)" and has the academic arrogance of trying to downplay the "renowned" awe of this person that a Harvard graduate would expect to do.
@ Keldon McFarland - very good analysis. Kim Green is so generic, I'd never realized just how clever it was till your explanation. (I must remember to use it myself.) Only question I have is how did Tucker know Healy was a fake? It's years since I saw the movie, but I thought at this stage the audience was meeting Tucker for the first time. Wasn't there a chance that Tucker could have said "you must have studied under Kim Green" only for Healy to be telling the truth and saying "who is Kim Green"? I studied under Keldin McFarland" for eg.
‘Cellinto Cateyente’; best pretend Spanish phrase ever.
God I love this scene. “ Twice last year!”
Nobody goes to Santiago Chile twice in one year.
one minute of greatness right there!!
"The next time you're up that way..." 😂😂😂
I know.. Santiago Chile is so far south of us 😂
@@Helmuesi911 that split second his expression changes from cocky to
Panick when tucker says "twice last year"
Its sooo brief but perfect
This is when two cons meet each other and don’t know how far to take it.
Genius scene.
The whole thing is quotable.
'Have you been to errr...let me see...Santiago Chile?
Pat searching for a place obscure enough so that Tucker has definitely not been to.
'Twice last year'
Brilliant.
I love the mix of a pissing/fencing contest & chess gambit these two men are woven in. "Tucker" knows that Pat is a fake and the name "Kim Green" (or Greene?) is genius. Pat has to parry carefully and Tucker can't thrust too aggressively; Tucker set the gambit, forcing Pat to respond, however tepidly.
And who is this person, "Kim Green"? A man? Or a woman, short for Kimberly? White protestant, Irish Catholic, Jewish? Is she (or he?) a Korean woman who married a man named Green (or Greene?) or a man of partial Korean decent whose last name is Green (or Greene?)? Is he (or she?) elderly or middle aged? What is this person's specific title, other than being a renowned architect professor at Harvard?
There are no context clues for Pat to use. His "among others" is the perfect response. It sums up his knowing of "Kim Green (or Greene?)" and has the academic arrogance of trying to downplay the "renowned" awe of this person that a Harvard graduate would expect to do.
@ Keldon McFarland - very good analysis. Kim Green is so generic, I'd never realized just how clever it was till your explanation. (I must remember to use it myself.) Only question I have is how did Tucker know Healy was a fake? It's years since I saw the movie, but I thought at this stage the audience was meeting Tucker for the first time. Wasn't there a chance that Tucker could have said "you must have studied under Kim Green" only for Healy to be telling the truth and saying "who is Kim Green"? I studied under Keldin McFarland" for eg.
Your description is as brilliant as the comedy.
Whos been to santiago chile twice in one year? ive never even been to jersey!
Santiago Chile? 🤣
Se supone que cellinto cateyente es español?
Cellinto catayente... towers.
@@Georgieastra l🤣
Si. Esas torres estan justo en la esquina de la calle Campo de deportes con Avenida Grecia...